UBS Greek Dictionary Article

Notes: The base of αἴγειος (namely, αἴξ ‘goat’) is essentially the same in meaning as that of ἔριφος and ἐρίφιον (4.19: ἐρίφιον / 4.19: ἔριφος). The derivative suffix simply makes possible the use of this term in different syntactic constructions.

Form 1

Part of speech: adjc.

Inflections: αἴγειος; -α, -ον

Sense 1: of a goat

Semantic entry: 4.20

Semantic domains: Animals

Subdomains: Animals

Definition: (derivative of αἴξ ‘goat,’ not occurring in the NT{N:001}) pertaining to or consisting of a goat (smaller domesticated four-footed animal with hooves; genus Capra; source of meat, milk, hides, hair, and horns)

Further resources: fauna:2.16

Show passage in OET: HEB 11:37

OET-RV HEB 11:37

37 They had rocks thrown at them to kill them, they were sawn in half, they were tempted, they were killed with swords. Living in poverty, they went around in skins of goats and sheep, and were mistreated by others.

OET-LV HEB 11:37

37 They _were _stoned, they _were _sawn, they _were _tempted, by murder sword they _died _off, they _went _around in sheepskins, in goat skins, being _deficient, being _oppressed, being _mistreated,

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UBS Dictionary of the Greek New Testament

αἴγειος

Form 1

Sense 1: of a goat